South Mountaineer Volume 18, Issue 24

              Vol. 18 — No. 24
APRIL 21, 1976
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Baseballers Sweep League Rivals
Trackmen Outscore West Chester
Scott, Thoren
Win Twice
Over Rams
Sam Scott and Stellan Thoren
each posted double wins as
Lehigh trackmen defeated West
Chester 83-62 to stay unbeaten.
Scott took the 100 in 10.0 and
also won the 220 in 22.5 while
Thoren won the 880 (1:56.2) and
mile (4:16.2). Scott also anchored
the winning 440-relay team for
Lehigh, now 5-0.
Two other Lehigh performers,
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400-Yard Relay
Lehigh 0:43.1
(Kappel, Dance, Green, Scott)
West Chester 0:43.2
Mile Run
S. Thoren (L) 4:16.2
W. Rogers (L) 4:17.2
M. Home (WC) 4:18.8
120-Yard High Hurdles
J. Kappell (L) 0:15.2
C. Jensen (WC) 0:15.3
W. Norris (WC)    0:15.7
100-Yard Dash
S. Scott (L) 0:10.0
A. Dance (L) 0:10.3
D. Owens (WC) 0:10.3
440-Yard Dash
S. Williams (L) 0:50.5
J. Pechart (WC) 0:50.6
K. Pegler (WC) 0:51.2
440-Yard Intermediate Hurdles
S. Sydnor (WC) .'. .0:55.9
D. Balickie (L) 0:56.1
T. McCann (WC)   0:56.9
880-Yard Run
S. Thoren (L) 1:56.2
D. Dougherty (WC) 1:57.9
C. Nunan (L) 1:58.4
3-Mile Run
J. Davis (L) 14:30.4
M. Yardis (L)  14:30.4
M.Patterson (WC)  14:37.2
Mile Relay
West Chester 3:26.1
(Kulp, Pegler, Dougherty, Pechart)
Lehigh 3:48.7
Shot-Put
J. Schunck (L)  46-7
P. Pucci (WC) 46-0
R. Cooke (WC)  45-0
Long Jump
M. Green (L)  22-3 3/4
M. Steele (WC) 21-3'/..
C. Tenenbaum (L) 21-l3/4
Javelin Throw
N. Nusbaum (WC)  + 219-1
J. Vargo (L) 219-1
J. Cross (WC)  206-0
High Jump
M. Steele (WC) 6-8
R. Deitrich (L)  6-4
D. Jensen (WC)  6-0
Discus Throw
R. COOke (WC)   142-2
J. Schunck (L)  138-11
P.Tucci (WC) 136-9
200-Yard Dash
S. Scott (L) 0:22.5
J. Kappel (L) 0:22.6
A. Dance (L) 0:22.9
Triple Jump
K. Bailey (WC) 45-5
D. Stauffer (L)  45-lVj
M. Steele (WC) 44-5%
Pole Vault
D. Gorman (WC) 15-1
D. Doyle (L)   14-0
T. Mahon (WC)  13-6
-i—Winner on second best toss.
Lehigh University record (boldface type).
CRAIG SOLOMON (14) and Jesse Kirsch (19) have been among the leaders as Lehigh lacrossemen,
after dropping their first three starts, drive toward a winning season.
SRD Program Monday, May 10
Student Recognition Day at
Lehigh University, centered
around late-morning flagpole
ceremonies and climaxed by an
evening dinner, has been
scheduled for Monday, May 10.
Flagpole awards will be made
at 11 a.m. on the campus green in
front of the University Center, or
in Packard Laboratory in case of
rain.
The evening awards banquet is
slated for Windish Hall, opposite
Site Changed
A track meet between Lehigh
and Lafayette, scheduled for the
Saucon Valley Fields, has been
changed from Apr. 27 to Apr. 30.
It starts at 4 p.m.
Taylor Stadium, at 6:30 p.m.
Activities are sponsored by the
Student Relations Committee of
the Lehigh Alumni Assn.,  the
Lehigh Hosts
Track Meet
Lehigh will host the 1976 |
i   East    Coast    Conference |§
|   track and field champion- §
•   ships May 7-8 on its Saucon |
||   Valley     Fields     athletic I
§!   complex.
Competition will start in §
§   the morning each day and |
||   continue    until    approxi- %
mately 4:30 p.m.
Lehigh Home Club and Lehigh
University Club of Allentown,
and the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, Intramural
Sports and Recreation at the
University.
Roger Inglese, of Bethlehem, is
chairman of the general banquet
committee. John Steckbeck,
associate director of intramural
sports and recreation at Lehigh,
will direct the flagpole festivities
and serve as master of
ceremonies at the dinner.
Coaches and teams who participated in winter and spring
athletics, and campus academic
leaders, will be honored at the
banquet. A similar dinner was
held last December honoring 1975
fall athletic squads.
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Bisons, Rider
Beaten In
Twin Bills
Lehigh baseball coach Skip
Schultz couldn't have hoped for
better performances than his two
freshman pitchers, Mitch Smith
and Mark lorio, gave him against
Rider in the East Coast Conference.
Both hurlers spun shutouts,
lorio throwing a six-hit 5-0 victory in the opener and Smith
following with a brilliant 8-0
three-hit triumph in the nightcap.
Lehigh's twin triumphs lifted
the Engineers to 9-9 overall and 4-
2 in the league. lorio fanned nine
and walked three in his opening
blank job while pitching out of
jams in the first and eighth innings.
Lehigh's hitting was also in full
bloom, the Engineers collecting
13 hits, including four during a
four-run fifth inning. Joe Carroll
ignited the frame with a single
and advanced to third when Steve
Dunkleberger reached on an
error. Joe McDonald singled in
one run, another scored when
Rick Piger reached on another
error and Tom Spence and Greg
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LEHIGH
BUCKNELL
ab r h
ab r h
Troxel lb
4 2 2
Sawyer 2b
4 0 2
Ottinger c
5  1 4
Kummer ss
4 0 0
Carroll cf
3  1   1
Kasputis 3b
5 0 2
D'berger If
4 0 1
Ranck cf
5 0 1
Winters If
1 0 0
Waddel rf
3 0 0
McDonald 2b     3 1 1
Shultzrf
0 1 0
Rynier 2b
1  0 0
Havas If
4 0 1
Piger 3b
5 1 2
H'ner dh
3 0 1
Bilenki dh
5 1  2
Figgeepr
0 1  0
Butz ss
3 0 1
Vev p
1 0 0
Dutt rf
4 2 1
S'onson lb
4 1   1
Smith p
0 0 0
Harvey c
3 2 1
Hupp p
0 0 0
Recco p
0 0 0
Totals
37 9 15
Totals
37 5 9
Lehigh ....
  104 004
000—9
Bucknell ..
 001 ooo
310—5
E—Smith
Butz,   Dutt,   Waddel.
RBI—
Ottinger,  Carroll  3
,  McDonald,
Piger,
Bilenki, Dutt 2, Sawyer 2, Kummer
2BH—
McDonald,
Bilenki.
3BH—Carroll,
Ranck.
BB—Smith 2, Recco.
SO—Smith 4, Recco 2.
WP—Smith
LP—Recco.
LEH
GH
BUCKNELL
ab r h
ab r h
Troxel lb
6 2 2
Kummer ss
6 1 2
Ottinger c
7 0 0
Kasputis 3b
6 0 1
Carroll cf
8 1  3
Ranck cf
7 0 2
D'berger If
6 1 3
Havas If
6 1   1
McDonald 2b     6 1 2
S'onson lb
6 0 0
Piger 3b
6 0 1
Harvy dh
5 0 0
Bilenki dh
7 0 1
Schultz rf
3 0 0
Butz ss
3 0 0
Figgeepr
0 0 0
Scheidler ph
0 0 0
Waddel ph
0 0 0
Rynier 2b
1 0 0
Miller rf
2 0 1
Dutt rf
7  1  1
Bumpus p
0 0 0
Winters rf
2 0 0
Weiner c
6 1   1
lorio p
0 0 0
Sawyer 2b
4 2 0
Sterner p
0 0 0
Totals
59 6 13
Totals
51  5 8
Lehigh —
00 101 001 000
101—6
Bucknell ...
	
100 300 001 000
100—5
E—McDonald, Winters, Sterner, K
asputis
2,   Bumpus
3.   RBI—Ottinger,   Carrol   2,
Dunkleberg
er    2,
Bilenki,     Kummer,
Kasputis,    Ranck,    Hovas.    2BH—Carroll,
McDonald, 3BH—Troxell 2, Carroll,
Kum-
mer, Hovas.
HR—Dunkleberger. BB
— lorio
2, Sterner 3,
Bumpus 4
. SO—lorio 9, Sterner
3,  Bumpus 3. WP—Sterner.  LP—Bumpus.